The Fife said:

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I think it reflects poorly on the administration - they screwed up when they deported him, and it sounds like they found out about all of the things he's charged with after the fact. Ready, fire, aim.

This is coming from someone absolutely in favor of locking the border down and getting illegal immigration under control. They 'fixed the glitch' but they shouldn't have had one to begin with.

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The Fife said:

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Of course, because the average voter on either side only reads the headline.

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Im Gipper said:

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Except he was not mistakenly deported there. That is false.

The attorney who stated that got removed from the case. Not that ABC would ever tell the truth.

Oh, and "sources say" is what ABC is going with. We shall see.

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Can you show me where the US has filed something the removed attorney (Ryan Reuveni) was wrong about the mistaken removal?

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The Fife said:

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I think it reflects poorly on the administration - they screwed up when they deported him, and it sounds like they found out about all of the things he's charged with after the fact. Ready, fire, aim.

This is coming from someone absolutely in favor of locking the border down and getting illegal immigration under control. They 'fixed the glitch' but they shouldn't have had one to begin with.

Edit: not a good look for the other side either of course, he was a terrible example for them to use.

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Funky Winkerbean said:

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Why is it so important that he's tried here?

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Funky Winkerbean said:

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The Fife said:

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I think it reflects poorly on the administration - they screwed up when they deported him, and it sounds like they found out about all of the things he's charged with after the fact. Ready, fire, aim.

This is coming from someone absolutely in favor of locking the border down and getting illegal immigration under control. They 'fixed the glitch' but they shouldn't have had one to begin with.

Edit: not a good look for the other side either of course, he was a terrible example for them to use.

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Why is it so important that he's tried here?

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GeorgiAg said:

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Funky Winkerbean said:

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The Fife said:

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I think it reflects poorly on the administration - they screwed up when they deported him, and it sounds like they found out about all of the things he's charged with after the fact. Ready, fire, aim.

This is coming from someone absolutely in favor of locking the border down and getting illegal immigration under control. They 'fixed the glitch' but they shouldn't have had one to begin with.

Edit: not a good look for the other side either of course, he was a terrible example for them to use.

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Why is it so important that he's tried here?

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Due process protects all of us. Would you want to be nabbed, taken to El Salvador and tried?

I would want at least a quick hearing where I could prove my citizenship and present witnesses that they nabbed the wrong dude. Here. In an American court.

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Slicer97 said:

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Why can't this be addressed at the US Embassy in El Salvador? Car ride across town is a lot cheaper than a plane flight to the US.

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No Spin Ag said:

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GeorgiAg said:

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Funky Winkerbean said:

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The Fife said:

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I think it reflects poorly on the administration - they screwed up when they deported him, and it sounds like they found out about all of the things he's charged with after the fact. Ready, fire, aim.

This is coming from someone absolutely in favor of locking the border down and getting illegal immigration under control. They 'fixed the glitch' but they shouldn't have had one to begin with.

Edit: not a good look for the other side either of course, he was a terrible example for them to use.

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Why is it so important that he's tried here?

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Due process protects all of us. Would you want to be nabbed, taken to El Salvador and tried?

I would want at least a quick hearing where I could prove my citizenship and present witnesses that they nabbed the wrong dude. Here. In an American court.

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I get the feeling that the melanin challenged don't ever worry about being nabbed, mistakenly or not. Call it a gut feeling.

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Im Gipper said:

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I'd say your buddy is a perfect example of how someone can be highly educated and yet still extremely irrational and dumb about some things.

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W00chang said:

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I agree with it may end up being good politically for Republicans for the democrats to continue to fawn over the gangbanger, but for an administration trying to cut costs and be more efficient, this cannot be good. How many hundreds of thousands of $$$ is it to find him, deport him once, bring him back, charge him, try him in court and then potentially deport him again?

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No Spin Ag said:

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GeorgiAg said:

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Funky Winkerbean said:

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The Fife said:

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I think it reflects poorly on the administration - they screwed up when they deported him, and it sounds like they found out about all of the things he's charged with after the fact. Ready, fire, aim.

This is coming from someone absolutely in favor of locking the border down and getting illegal immigration under control. They 'fixed the glitch' but they shouldn't have had one to begin with.

Edit: not a good look for the other side either of course, he was a terrible example for them to use.

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Why is it so important that he's tried here?

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Due process protects all of us. Would you want to be nabbed, taken to El Salvador and tried?

I would want at least a quick hearing where I could prove my citizenship and present witnesses that they nabbed the wrong dude. Here. In an American court.

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I get the feeling that the melanin challenged don't ever worry about being nabbed, mistakenly or not. Call it a gut feeling.

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GeorgiAg said:

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Im Gipper said:

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I'd say your buddy is a perfect example of how someone can be highly educated and yet still extremely irrational and dumb about some things.

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He's vegan, drives a Rivian and has solar panels all over his house. He's the lib that y'all think I am.

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redcrayon said:

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GeorgiAg said:

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Im Gipper said:

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I'd say your buddy is a perfect example of how someone can be highly educated and yet still extremely irrational and dumb about some things.

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He's vegan, drives a Rivian and has solar panels all over his house. He's the lib that y'all think I am.

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So he's low T and scared of everything? Gotcha.

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GeorgiAg said:

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Im Gipper said:

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I'd say your buddy is a perfect example of how someone can be highly educated and yet still extremely irrational and dumb about some things.

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He's vegan, drives a Rivian and has solar panels all over his house. He's the lib that y'all think I am.

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BREAKING: Wrongly deported Maryland man Kilmar Abrego Garcia is on his way back to the U.S https://t.co/ygL168cdgV

— Axios (@axios) June 6, 2025

Charpie said:

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WTF? WHY?

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Mistakenly deported Salvadoran native Kilmar Abrego Garcia is on his way back to the United States where he will face criminal charges for allegedly transporting undocumented migrants within the U.S., according to sources familiar with the matter.

More than two months after the Trump administration admitted it mistakenly deported Abrego Garcia from Maryland to his native El Salvador, a federal grand jury has indicted him for allegedly transporting undocumented migrants within the United States, ABC News has learned.

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Just leave him there!


https://abcnews.go.com/US/mistakenly-deported-kilmar-abrego-garcia-back-us-face/story?id=121333122&cid=social_twitter_abcn

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Rapier108 said:

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4stringAg said:

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Rapier108 said:

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This gives the rogue judges now unlimited power to do whatever they want.

He will never be deported again; in fact a judge will likely grant him residency if not citizenship.

Soon a judge will likely put a complete halt to all deportations nationwide if not stop ICE completely from arresting anyone.

The left has won and in 2029, they will grant citizenship to the army they let invade us for 4 years.

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Trump will end up ignoring the courts before he'll halt the deportations and stop ICE from doing the job they are supposed to do.

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I doubt it.

He's caved to their every single demand so far.

And if he ignores it, there will be enough votes in the House for impeachment.

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BadMoonRisin said:

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How does one mistakenly deport someone to their native country?

What kind of r*tarded fools believe any of this nonsense?

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Quote:

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He was not "mistakenly deported."

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Cougar11 said:

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so hes going to jail now? Or just goanna be deported somewhere other than El Salvador?

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W00chang said:

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I agree with it may end up being good politically for Republicans for the democrats to continue to fawn over the gangbanger, but for an administration trying to cut costs and be more efficient, this cannot be good. How many hundreds of thousands of $$$ is it to find him, deport him once, bring him back, charge him, try him in court and then potentially deport him again?

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deddog said:

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Rapier108 said:

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4stringAg said:

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Rapier108 said:

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This gives the rogue judges now unlimited power to do whatever they want.

He will never be deported again; in fact a judge will likely grant him residency if not citizenship.

Soon a judge will likely put a complete halt to all deportations nationwide if not stop ICE completely from arresting anyone.

The left has won and in 2029, they will grant citizenship to the army they let invade us for 4 years.

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Trump will end up ignoring the courts before he'll halt the deportations and stop ICE from doing the job they are supposed to do.

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I doubt it.

He's caved to their every single demand so far.

And if he ignores it, there will be enough votes in the House for impeachment.

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I'd like to see Democrats and RINOs impeach a President for deporting illegals.
I really would.

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GeorgiAg said:

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Funky Winkerbean said:

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The Fife said:

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I think it reflects poorly on the administration - they screwed up when they deported him, and it sounds like they found out about all of the things he's charged with after the fact. Ready, fire, aim.

This is coming from someone absolutely in favor of locking the border down and getting illegal immigration under control. They 'fixed the glitch' but they shouldn't have had one to begin with.

Edit: not a good look for the other side either of course, he was a terrible example for them to use.

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Why is it so important that he's tried here?

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Due process protects all of us. Would you want to be nabbed, taken to El Salvador and tried?

I would want at least a quick hearing where I could prove my citizenship and present witnesses that they nabbed the wrong dude. Here. In an American court.

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Ellis Wyatt said:

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Except he was not mistakenly deported there. That is false.

The attorney who stated that got removed from the case. Not that ABC would ever tell the truth.

Oh, and "sources say" is what ABC is going with. We shall see.

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Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, a Salvadoran national deported earlier this year, is now back on U.S. soil but this time, in handcuffs.

Attorney General Pam Bondi announced Friday that Abrego Garcia, 29, has landed in the United States and is set to face federal charges for human smuggling and conspiracy.

"Abrego Garcia has landed in the United States to face justice," Bondi said. "A grand jury in the Middle District of Tennessee returned a sealed indictment charging him with alien smuggling and conspiracy."
According to the indictment, Garcia played a "significant role" in a human smuggling ring operating for nearly a decade. Bondi described him as a full-time smuggler who made more than 100 trips, transporting women, children, and MS-13 gang-affiliated persons throughout the United States.

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